A GOP senator and a congressman are calling on Donald Trump to drop out of the presidential race

Republican Sen. Mark Kirk said Donald Trump should drop out
of the presidential race, urging the GOP to enact rules for
"emergency replacement," after lewd audio of the Republican
presidential nominee was leaked on Friday.

Kirk is the first incumbent GOP official who called on
Trump to drop out, following demands from AJ
Spiker — the former chairman of the Republican
Party of Iowa, and Jon Huntsman, the former governor
of Utah.

The real-estate mogul recently bashed Kirk, who does not
support Trump, saying that Kirk is "not doing so well" in
the Senate race and adding, "That's his
problem."

Spiker as well:

Huntsman
told The Salt Lake Tribune, "In a campaign cycle that
has been nothing but a race to the bottom — at such a critical
moment for our nation — and with so many who have tried to be
respectful of a record primary vote, the time has come for
Governor Pence to lead the ticket."

Rep. Mike Coffman of Colorado joined Kirk and Spiker
urging Trump to "step aside" seeing as how his defeat is all but
certain.